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Most people are much better served working for a company and punching the 9-to-5 clock--especially since startups nowadays rarely give contributors sufficient stock to make the risks worthwhile.
F me — I didn’t need to read this tonight. My ‘sewer pipe’ feels light years in length, and I’m in a row boat. Much love to all those burning the candle at both ends with a blowtorch, may you make it out alive
> Knowing nothing about software. A few lines in: > I created a horse-racing simulation game in Applesoft BASIC in Manhattan Beach Middle School’s computer classroom and ran a small gambling operation. ... Ok.
Disingenuous title? Well yeah. The author does sales.
It's not clear what this person actually did. It sounds like it's his employees/partners did all the work.
F me — I didn’t need to read this tonight. My ‘sewer pipe’ feels light years in length, and I’m in a row boat. Much love to all those burning the candle at both ends with a blowtorch, may you make it out alive
Yeah, articles like these read as psychopath porn to me. Not interested in subjecting myself to any of this on my own time.
Sounds like he is a solid sales person. That stuff is worth a lot ... probably more than knowing a lot about software ... even in a software business.